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Israel will fire on itself if they think they can use it to justify committing genocide & stealing land
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2d ago
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I'm under the impression most of the people down voting would still be claiming Joe Biden is 30 years old.
timewarp
2d ago
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You've never seen this:
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/19/hunter-biden-story-russian-disinfo-430276
50 intelligence officials lying to help Democrats is no small number
timewarp
2d ago
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Focus on getting the genocide candidate in and then change her mind? No thanks.. that's delusional.
timewarp
2d ago
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That's my point. They're acting like fascists while trying to claim you're the fascist.
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2d ago
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So funny watching the news outlets act like this war was about Hamas when it has been obvious to everyone else that it was about Israel wanting more land. Now they want to give some false hope before the election since Harris is polling so bad while saying she'll always fund the genocide. You can't mention Palestine around Kamala without her first having to say it.
timewarp
2d ago
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So they banned you from speaking to show you how fascist your ideas were. The irony.
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2d ago
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CNN was working overtime today with stories like... "Why the killing of Palestinian, I mean Hamas, Oct 7 orchestrator might be good news for Kamala Harris."
timewarp
2d ago
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No, that's why people subscribed to the duopoly have no prob. supporting genocide.
timewarp
2d ago
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Even better the Registrar is an American company. Namecheap knows that they either have to comply in identifying the customer or that they become the Defendant.
timewarp
2d ago
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Okay. Good thing you're posting behind a dotcom domain and ICANN had a process to do just that.
timewarp
2d ago
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How many dinner parties are we talking about here and has anyone provided any actual evidence that she is secretly a Russian in disguise? There is evidence that Kamala has stated she'll keep funding genocide though.
timewarp
2d ago
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You support genocide cause you're scared? I wonder if Palestinians are scared.
timewarp
2d ago
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Yep, you're ignoring the evidence and lying:
https://www.npr.org/2024/01/26/1227078791/icj-israel-genocide-gaza-palestinians-south-africa
timewarp
2d ago
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Harris saying she'll fund genocide isn't propaganda, but keep telling yourself whatever lies you need to hear to vote for her.
timewarp
2d ago
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Dynamic list filtering doesn't mean what you think it means. You can add and update block lists without having to update the extension.
timewarp
2d ago
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According you Democrats people voting for Stein were already supporting Trump. Harris can earn votes by committing to stop funding the Israeli war machine committing genocide. No one owes her votes though, but it does appear she owes AIPAC a lot.
timewarp
2d ago
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I didn't down vote you but I just did. You do know calling me a Russian asset which you know is a lie is both defamation and against the rules here? Maybe I can have the mod facilitate getting your contact information if they don't want to enforce the rules against people acting like cult members and I'll show you how much of an idiot you are in court.
timewarp
2d ago
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8%
So you turned into a pro-genocide Republican?
timewarp
2d ago
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What did I say that was propaganda? I have another question... Are you in a cult?
This is an unpopular opinion, and I get why – people crave a scapegoat. CrowdStrike undeniably pushed a faulty update demanding a low-level fix (booting into recovery). However, this incident lays bare the fragility of corporate IT, particularly for companies entrusted with vast amounts of sensitive personal information. Robust disaster recovery plans, including automated processes to remotely reboot and remediate thousands of machines, aren't revolutionary. They're basic hygiene, especially when considering the potential consequences of a breach. Yet, this incident highlights a systemic failure across many organizations. While CrowdStrike erred, the real culprit is a culture of shortcuts and misplaced priorities within corporate IT. Too often, companies throw millions at vendor contracts, lured by flashy promises and neglecting the due diligence necessary to ensure those solutions truly fit their needs. This is exacerbated by a corporate culture where CEOs, vice presidents, and managers are often more easily swayed by vendor kickbacks, gifts, and lavish trips than by investing in innovative ideas with measurable outcomes. This misguided approach not only results in bloated IT budgets but also leaves companies vulnerable to precisely the kind of disruptions caused by the CrowdStrike incident. When decision-makers prioritize personal gain over the long-term health and security of their IT infrastructure, it's ultimately the customers and their data that suffer.
About a month ago I got a notification that my subscription had been refunded and then another email that my account was terminated: > You are receiving this email because we have identified suspicious activity on your account. In order to protect our platform, we have refunded and canceled your subscription. You will no longer have access to ChatGPT Plus service. This was after using the service for two months. I emailed and sent them a message almost immediately since I could prove my identity, but they haven't responded back in almost a month. Their customer support appears to be non-existent. I keep wanting to sign back up, but I'm still pissed about it. I'm guessing it is because I used a virtual card when I signed up and they don't stay active for very long so I have to create a new one for each month of service. Usually I just get a failed payment notification and update my payment info with a new one which pulls from my bank account. It sucks not being able to use the service though because it was so helpful at helping with programming tasks and Bard isn't nearly as good. Has anyone had any luck getting through to support?
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Glad to see some improvement. I still don't trust the department, but they're making progress.
## Summer Fest’s Picnic in the Park is back for its second year! **Saturday, July 1, 2023 \ 11 am – 8 pm \ Fort Vancouver Historic Reserve** The Fort Vancouver National Site will be filled with celebration and fun with a full day of activities for families and people of all ages. Free and open to all, Picnic in the Park will feature two stages with live music and entertainment, games on the lawn, magicians, face painting and fun for the whole family. Bring a picnic or purchase tasty food from local vendors, along with beer and cider tastings for those 21 and over in the beer garden.
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Muse has a special place in my heart for their anthemic-style and spot on lyrics. This song is about rising up against the system and fighting back.
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This song reminds me of the users out there just trying to bring us down and take our spirit. Don't let them! Set boundaries and keep the wolves away.
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This song is about facing poverty and the abuse of corporations. It motivates me to keep going forward and strive for a better future.
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This song is about struggles and hardship. It reminds me of the challenges many people face and that I must never forget the individual.
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Great song when you're feeling alone and down! Sometimes you have to be your own advocate. Sometimes change starts with you.
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This song pumps me up and reminds me that despite the issues we face, we shouldn't give up and conform to the expectations of the oppressors.
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This song helps me keep hope for the future while reminding me to stay vigilant in the day
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**Check out the official Downtown Camas Association website for the latest updates. Camas is not considered Vancouver, but is still part of the larger community** **Camas Car Show – June 24th, 2023 \ June 24 @ 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm** Come stroll the beautiful streets of historic Downtown Camas and enjoy the many classic and custom cars and trucks that fill the town. Old favorites and new discoveries in this 16th annual event. Always an exceptionally fun time! **This event is held the last Saturday of June from 2-7:00pm. June 24th, 2023** **$20 entry fee, open event, no pre-registration necessary. The registration form is here if you’d like to print and fill out before you come!** **ALL SHOW CARS ENTER AT 5th and ADAMS.** There will be limited staging areas for cars that arrive earlier than noon. **Arriving after 10AM is best!** Staging will be guided by parking attendants. Cars may start entering car show area at **12:00 noon**. *This time may flex a bit depending on volume of cars.* **CARS STAGED FIRST WILL ENTER CAR SHOW AREA FIRST. If you’re there before 12pm noon, you’ll be directed to the limited staging areas. After 12pm, cars still enter at 5th and Adams and parking attendants will lead you to the car show entrance.** You must remain parked until the event ends at 7:00pm. **IF YOU WANT TO PARK TOGETHER, COME EARLY AND COME TOGETHER!** Registration will start at the registration booth at 4th and Birch St. (across from Camas Antiques). **Registration forms you can fill out ahead of time and bring to the show can be found here. Admission is FREE to spectators.** ***Spectators, please note** that the Georgia-Pacific Camas paper mill operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.* *If you park and block their entrances or parking lots you are putting the mill at risk of shutting down if essential deliveries cannot be made. These deliveries can occur at any time and on any day of the week including weekends and holidays. In addition, please do not park in the GP trailer lots on NE 7th and Adams Streets. These are actively used to unload and store trailers for mill operations. Thank you for keeping their entrances and parking lots open.*
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**Check out Clark Public Utilities official website for the latest updates** What’s all the buzz about? We’re celebrating National Pollinator Week at Clark Public Utilities with our first-ever Pollinator Festival on June 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 25 agencies, organizations, universities, artisans and local businesses are participating in this free outdoor festival located at our Operations Center at 8600 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA. Festival visitors can enjoy a pollinator garden tour with our friendly staff and learn how to provide food and habitat for the many varieties of pollinators native to Clark County. Best-selling author, professor and advocate Doug Tallamy will share his hopeful presentation on the simple solution for transforming our yards into conservation corridors for wildlife. Get a copy of Nature’s Best Hope at the festival (while supplies last), or bring your own, for Doug to sign after his talk. This family-friendly event will include crafts and activities for children. A demo beehive offers a close-up look at bees. Farmers market booths, seminars with local experts, food trucks and music will add to the fun. Mark your calendar for this lively community celebration of some of the hardest working organisms in the animal kingdom. Dress for the weather and bring your hat, water bottle and some friends!